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1) Do not flame other Members in posts on the Board, if you can't control your emotions, please PM members to keep the board harmonious. . Post can be both Bull or Bear and if Bearish provide Facts to back up your Opinion. Clean Healthy Debates are welcomed. Outright Bashing will not be tolerated, it clutters up a clean board, so members have to stiff though the Trash to find the Gold Nuggets of DD. Zaijian
No Politics will be discussed on the Board, again in an effort to keep the Board Harmonious.
Violators will be banned temporarily or permanently.
That's it ! Simple Social Etiquette that Promotes Harmony & Camaraderie amoung all.
Thank You, JW@KSC ______________________________________________________________________ For those New to the McEwen Mining (MUX) Board, as the Board Moderator and Investor following Rob McEwen since the GoldCorp Days, I would suggest that you read Frank Curzio 2015 report on McEwen Mining and Listen to Rob McEwen Unplugged June 24, 2016 Interview by Frank Curzio.
Although all the information below in the Introduction is Valuable Due Dilligence all found in one place, Frank Curzio's 2015 Report and Interview (Rob McEwen Unpluged) on June 24, 2016 (Linked Above) is a Great Starting Point.
Rob took GoldCorp from a $50 Million Company to a $10 Billion Company, his Shareholders went along for the Ride also, enjoying a 31% Annual Return for 10 Years Running. Rob was GoldCorp's Largest Shareholder, and likewise with McEwen Mining. He owns 25% of MUX Stock for which he Paid $127 Million. He takes No Salary ( well they did give him a raise this year in 2016 to $1.00 LOL ) he gets No Options and he is completely aligned with his Shareholders. He wakes up in the morning thinking how to create Shareholder Value.
